Add API control of docker scheduler#538
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This enables the API to read and write to the docker-based scheduler of the script
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This PR adds API endpoints and supporting control files to allow the API to read and modify the in-built docker scheduler. This only applies to docker-based deployments of the script.
The added API endpoints and supporting scripts then allow the docker scheduler to optionally be read and/or modified by API calls. API access to the scheduler is opt-in only via
API_ALLOW_SCHEDULE_WRITE: true, similar to the config write opt-in.Without API_MODE enabled, a docker user can set a schedule in the
compose.yaml, as normal.